Jumia’s clearance sales to boost New Year shopping – Official
By Olaleke ASHAFA Jumia Nigeria says the launch of its clearance sales tagged: “Everything Must Go”, is targeted at boosting and encouraging New Year shopping
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NIMASA to support export through cargo initiative
By Thompson ABISOLA Head of Shipping, the Nigeria Maritime Administration (NIMASA), South West Zonal Office, Mrs Carol Aneto, said the agency will confidently support produce
14 ships arrive Lagos ports with petrol, other goods
By Giwa SHILE The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), on Monday, said 14 ships had arrived at the Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports, Lagos, and were
CJN’s arraignment at CCT stalled, now fixed for Jan. 22
By Aliyu DANLADI The arraignment of Justice Walter Onnoghen, the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) in Abuja could
China unveils follow-up lunar exploration missions
By Meletus EZE China will launch the Chang’e-5 probe by the end of this year to bring moon samples back to earth, a senior official
Oil slides on China trade slump, but crude imports remain high
By Thompson ABISOLA Oil prices fell by almost 1 per cent on Monday, with Brent crude slipping below $60 per barrel. This followed a Chinese
Gowon Estate: Electricity consumers accuse IKEDC of poor power supply, fraudulent billing
By Thompson ABISOLA Some consumers of electricity in Gowon Estate, Lagos, have accused Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC) of capturing more people in its billing
Presidency shortlists replacement as IGP Idris retires Tuesday
By Giwa SHILE The presidency has shortlisted an Assistant Inspector General of Police from Nasarawa State as a possible replacement of the retiring Inspector-General of
NDLEA expresses concern over Influx of energy drinks in Adamawa
By Elizabeth ADENUGA The National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency ( NDLEA), Adamawa Command has expressed concern over high influx of energy drinks into the state.
SEEFOR Project: World Bank to extend programme in Delta
By Giwa SHILE Delta Coordinator, State Employment and Expenditure For Results (SEEFOR) project, Frank Apokwu, says plans are ongoing by the World Bank and European
